FAQ & Support

Answers to Common Questions and Helpful Tips

Can’t find the answer to your question? Contact us.

General Info

  • Please visit the Client Center which provides all your essentials, all in one place.

  • We are not currently accepting unsolicited song submissions. However, if you are interested in partnering with us, you may complete our Partnership Inquiry form and include a link where we can hear your music.

  • We are committed to our work, and every partnership is meaningful. While we cannot take on every inquiry, please feel free to complete our Partner Inquiry form.

    If we feel we are a good fit for each other and have the capacity, we will respond to your inquiry at our earliest convenience.

  • The best way to reach us is to DM us on Instagram or email us here.

Music Licensing

  • If you are looking and need to know if we control rights for any given song, the easiest way to find out at the moment is to ask!

    Our catalog is currently disabled from public viewing on this website as we are building a new system to accommodate catalog searching. However, you can search other public databases, such as CCLI, ASCAP, BMI, the MLC, and Spotify.

  • United States

    Please email copyright@watershedmusic.com.

  • If you would like to translate one of our compositions into another language or are requesting an official translation for use on a recording:

    Certain songs have official translations. If an official translation exists, we ask that you obtain a license for that version.

    If an official translation does not exist and you would like to create one, please complete this adaptation request form.

    Please direct all translation inquiries to us at licensing@watershedmusic.com.

  • Each of our owned or controlled master sound recordings is subject to the approval of the sound recording owner. Please email us at copyright@watershedmusic.com to find out if we control any particular recordings you would like to license.

  • If you are creating a video for personal use (“User-Generated Content”), and not to promote a product, business, or other commercial use, you do not need a license to post your video on your personal YouTube page or channel.

    However, the copyright owners have the right to claim, monetize, and place ads on your video. This claim is NOT a strike on you or your channel and will cause ads to appear around the video. This is how we produce compensation for the use of our song. This is how songwriters are paid.

    For videos of a commercial nature that advertise goods or services, promote a product, brand, or political view, or are otherwise commercial in nature, you will need to obtain a synchronization license.